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We are authorized to announce the following gentlemen as candidates before the
State Primary, August 2, 1913, subject to the notion of the Democratic party, to-wit:
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
WILLIAM O. CHENAULT, SR.
FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK
KELLER GREENE
WM. A. SAMUELS
FOR SHERIFF
W. F. HORTON
HARRY F. HOWELL
FOR JAILEK
JOHN F. RICHARDSON
O. M. WILLOUGHBY
DAN J. HOLLEARN
JOE W. LANGSTON
FOR ASSESSOR
W. B. GREENE
JAS. T. BARNES
BOOSTER EDITION.
"When the parcel post went into effect January 1st, many of our
local merchants fearing that it would materially effect their business
suggested to the management of this paper that they get out a special
booster paper showing the many advantages of trading here at home
rather than sending away for their goods, etc. With this in mind we
contracted with Mr. W. H. Ward, of New York, who has been here
for the past week and who will issue some time during the early part
of February a booster booklet giving a history of Mt. Sterling, illus
trated with cuts of the government building, court house, nublic school,
depot, n few street scenes, tobacco warehouses and a number of the
stores of progressive merchants. If you merchants believe our city
to be one of the best in the Blue Grass and that you can and will fur
nish your wares as good arid as cheap as they can be bought elsewhere
then enroll yourselves on the boosters' list and let the people of Mont
gomery and adjoining counties know it. "Judicious advertising is
the Keynote to success."
DAN J. HOLLEARN.
Having been a Democrat all of his life, a resident of the county
for thirty-two years and never having cast a vote out of Montgomery
county and given the purty the best service he could render since
reaching his majority, Mr. Dan J. Hollearn now asks the party to
honor him with the Democratic nomination for County Jailer at the
State Primary August 2, 1913. lie has never held un office within
the gift of the people, but has served as Special Policeman of the City
of Mt. Sterling on many occasions always with entire satisfaction and
therefore knows, in a way, the duties of Jailer. He is a genial, whole
souled, kind hearted gentleman and should he be so fortunate as to
secure the ollice to which he aspires we believe will make the people
a j efficient and painstaking olliciul. We present the name of this
worthy Democrat with pleasure and trust that the voters will give his
Claims all the consideration that are due them.
JOE W. LANGSTON.
With his permission we place in our columns the name of Mr.
Joe W. Langston as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for
Jailer of Montgomery County, subject to the action of the State Pri
mary August 2, 1913. Mr. Langston is not a new nun in politics
having once served as City Jailer or Warden and as far as we know
gave perfect satisfaction. Ho is therefore familiar with the duties of
the office for which he aspires, and should ho bo honored by election
to the office of Jailer we feel conlident that he will give the county
good, conscientious service. Ho has always been a loval party worker
and believes that his services to the party deserve the reward ho is
asking for. It gives us pleasure to present his claims to the Demo
crats and we ask that tlioy lie given duo consideration.
Sutton-Eastin Co.
JFunoral Diroctoi's and Smbalmors
jfmbulancQ Service
Corner 9an
Say 'PAone 48
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MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT
FANNIE F. FESLER, &c.,
Pl'ffs
FRAFC1S FE5LER,
D'ft
Notice ov SAtK in Equitv.
By virtue of a Judgment and Order of
Sale of the Montgomery Cticuil Court,
rendered at tfie January Term, 1913,
llietcot, 111 lite aiwve cause, tlie under
signed will, uu the
17 111 Day of February, 1913
at I o'clock p. m , or thereabout, (bejng
Court-day), proceed to offer for sale nt
Public Auction to the highest bidder, on
a credit of 6 and 12 months, at the Court
house door, 111 Mt. Sterling, Ky., the
property mentioned in the judgment,
to-wit: r
Situated in Montgomery county, Ky.
hint' on the west side of the Mt. Sterling
and Maysville turnpike, bounded by be
ginning" at a point m the middle of the
said turnpike 31 links east of a walnut
tree on the west side of turnpike (fiir. 1
on the plat), comer to the laud of Jas.
K. Wilson; thence with the middle of the
turnpike north 12j west 1248 poles to
ricure 2: thei'c north 27 west 27 5 poles
to a point in the middle of the turnpike
(3), corner to lands of Arthur Jttcobs:
tlieuce leaving tue turnpike witli Jacobs'
Hue; north S;j wrst 37.6 poles to a stone
1 4), corner to said Jacobs; thence south 3
west 42 poles to a stone (5), corner to
ame; thence north S5f west 53.5 poles
to a post of the fence (6), corner to same;
thence south 14 i( west 39 poles to a lynn
tree (7), corner to same; thence south S
west 115 poles to a slake (S). corner to
laud of A. U. RatlifT; thence south S6 east
63 poles to a stone (9), corner to same;
tuence south 5 deg. west 44.7 poles to a
stone corner to the lands of Janief R.
Wilson in A B. Ratliff's line ( 10); thence
north SSJj east S.6 poles to a stake ( 1 1 ),
corner to said Wilson; thence north 3
tastS.I poles to a stake (12), corner to
said Wilson; thence south S5 east 5632
poles to a stake (13), corner to said Wil
son; thence north 4 east S7 4 poles to a
:take (14), corner to same; thence south
SS,'4 east 25.76poles to the place of be
ginning, containing within the boundary
153 acres. 1 rood and. 16 poles of land.
The purchaser will be required to give
bond, with approved security, for the
paymeut of the purchase money, to have
the force and effect of a replevin bond,
bearing legal interest from the day ,of
sale, according to law. Bidders will be
prepared to comply with these terms. A
Hen will be retained on the land sold till
all the purchase money is paid. Bond
payable to M. C. Clay, 'Special Commis
sioner. M. C. CLAY.
30-3 Special Commissioner M. C. C.
Commissioner's Sale.'.
MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT.
KATE H
GATEWOOD, Admx.. &c.
Plaintiffs
vs.
JENMOL GATEWOOD, &c, Defendant
Notice of Sale in Equitv.
By virtue of a judgment and order of
sale" of the Montgomery Circuit Court,
rendered at the January Term, 1913,
thereof, in the above cause, the under
signed will on the
17th Day of february. 1913
at I o'clock p in., or thereabout, (being
Court Day j, proceed to offer for sale at
Public Auction to the highest bidder, on
a credit of 6 and 12 months, at the
Court House door, in Mt Sterling, Ky.,
the property mentioned in the judgment,
to-wit:
FIRST TRACT.
A certain lot, tract or parcel of laud
lying and being in the County of Mont
gomery, State of Kentucky, on the waters
of Spencer Creek, and bounded and de
scribed as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at a stake in other lands of
J. R. Gatewood (now Mrs. T. J. Thomas),
at the N. E. corner of lot No. I ( Lawless
D. Gatewood); thence N. 55 E. 54.54
poles to a stake where once stood a sugar
iree corner to J. T. McCormick's; tlieuce
N. S6 W. 50.5 poles to a set stone corner
to same; ttience S. 2 W. 54.5 poles to a
post of a wire fence in a ravine, comer to
said McConnick; thence S. 86 E. 47 1-5
poles to the place of beginning, contain
ing therein 16.6 acres of land, together
with, as a part thereof, a perpetual right
of pass way over the lauds of John M.
Gatewood and Lawless D. Gatewood,
which is thus described:
Beginning at a point at or near the S.
W. corner of J. R. Gatewood's lands
where u gateway is now located on Law
less D. Gatewood's line; tlieuce across lot
No. 1 aiong a practicable route until it
strikes John M. Gatewood's east line of
lot No. 2 near the route of the present
road that leads from the dwelling house
to the Spencer turnpike; thence across
lot No. 2 over the route of the present
road to the point where the present road
strikes the turnpike.
The said boundary of laud being a part
of the lands conveyed to the said J. R.
Gatewood by deed of John M. Gatewood
and others, of date the 7th day of Janu
ary. 1908, and now duly of record in deed
book 63 at page 173, in the Montgomery
County Co rt Clerk's office. And the
right oi pass way above named being the
name right of passway named in said deed
and being as well the right of passway
named in deed from J. K.'Giteuood and
others to John M. Gatewood, of date the
7th day of January, 1908, and the deed
from John M Gatewood and others to
Lawless I). Gatewood, of date the 7th day
of January, 1908, now du,ly of record in
said deed book at pages 175 and 177 re
spectively. SECOND TRACT.
A certain lot, tract or parcel of land
lying and being in the County of Mont
gomery, State of Kentucky, on the waters
of Spencer Creek, and bounded and de
scribed as follows, to wit;
Beginning nt a white oak tree standing
on a rocky point on the north side of the
turnpike, a corner to the lines of EHm I).
Marshall and Lawless I). Galewoo':
thence N. 42 J4 E. 70 poles to a white oak
on the south side of the turnpike a corntr
to said Lawless D. Gntcwood; thence
along the turnpike S. 60 Ji E. 26 S poles
to a stake 011 the south edge of the turn
pine a corner to same; thence S 67J1 E.
29.05 poles to a point in the middle ol the
turnpike at the S W. corner to lot of
John M. GUewood; thence leaving the
turnpike with his west line N. 22 E. 172 8
poles to a stake in I. T. McCormick's line
nt the N W. corner to John M. Gate-
wood; thence with McCormick's line N
86 W. 26 poles to a stake corner to stne:
thence N. 4 E. iS poles to where once
stood a pig-nut hickorv tree, a corner to
the land of Eliza D. Maislnll; thence N.
Sili W 76 poles to a point in a branch
corner to same; thence S. 4S W 47 poles
to a stone corner to same; thence b 4 .'4
W. 25.6 p-. les to a stone corner to same;
thence N. S7J4 W. 31.9 poles to a stake
corner to same; thence S. SJf W. 46.4
poles to the place of beginning, contain
ing within said lioundary 10904 acres of
laud.
The purchaser will be required to give
bond, with approved security, for the
payment of the purchase money to have
the force and effect of a Replevin Bond,
bearing legal interest front the day of
sale, according to law. Bidders will be
prepared to complv with these terms A
lien will be retained on the land sold till
nil the purchase money is paid. Bond
payable to Master Commissioner.
JOHN A. JUDY,
30-3t Master Commissioner M C. C.
State of Kentucky,
;.!
Set.
Montgomery County
The affiant John S. Frazer
says he is the Cashier of the Ex
change Bank of Kentucky; that as
provided by Section 592 Ky. Stat
utes, affiant says the following
persons hare had unclaimed bal
ances in said bank for the past
live years, to-wit:
Henry Anderson, Balance May 2;,
190& , f73-35
Laswell Burns, -March 17, 1901.... 90.00
Jno. M. Henrv, Balance March ,
1906 4300
Ben Johnson, October 7, 1907 10.00
Nannie Moore, Balance March 10,
1905 . 22.00
Jno. R. Sharpe Admr. Balance May
i'. J907 3-S
D. T. Wills, Balance December 7,
'90S u-79
Miss Isa B. White, Balance July 20,
yo -
Blanche Rogers, Balance Septem
ber 25, 1903 20.00
Jno. S. Frazer.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me by Jno. S. Frazer, this Jan.
25. 1913. My commission expires
Jan. 9, 1916.
Earl W. Senff,
Notary Public,
30-2t. Montgomery Co., Ky.
If gold were as plentiful as we
'all wish it were, it would be value
less, and if great characters were
easy of attainment they would not
then be great characters. Value
is found in scarcity and glory
the sacrifice and danger.
in
It is at least some satisfaction
to know that we do not have to
depend on the Adams Express
Company now to hand us our
mangled packages nine days late
mid then tell us to go to h 1 when
we meekly ask why we didn't get
it in the same month the sender
intended it to reach us. Lexing
ton Herald.
Best prices on flour,, lard and
sugar at Vanarsdell's.
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Scene from "The Servant in the House," Tabb Opera House Tonight
Capital, $50,000
"To save time, is to lengthen life,"
and to SAVE MONEY is to insure
one's enjoyment of life during honor
able old age : : : : :
I. St
C. B. PATTERSON, Cashior
Walter Jones In "BaDy Mliic."
Manager Wilkerson 'announces
that he has completed arrange
ments with William A. Brady,
Ltd., whereby the production of
"Baby Mine" will be presented nt
the Tabb Opera House Friday.
Jan. 31st, with Walter Jones in
his original chnracter of "Jimmy"
as played by him in New York
City over 450 times.
This necessarily means a great
deal to theatre-goers of this city,
inasmuch as Mr. Brady is sending
the Company Inch has played al
most continously for an entire
year at Daly's Theatre, New York.
The thread of human interest
and roaring fun, from a seeming
ly endless vent, so offered in the
sensational comedy "Baby Mine,"
is the reason of its utter success.
The profound praise from people
in all walks of life, who enjoy
sterling fua and laughter, has im
mediately followed the presenta
tion of the comedy in this country
and, London. "Baby Mine" is
surrounded by everything to cre
ate continuous merriment, and
good natured mirth and literal
comedy luxuriate throughout the
play. Enthusiasm is aroused at
the start, with the unfolding of
conditions occasioned by a very
young, prevaricating, but innocent
wife. Energetic humor and voci
ferous laughter are the important
facts at all times. The rachina
tions and manipulations of well
meaning but ill-advisod friends of
the young wife, who has been
awakened to the importance of
"sweet motherhood," to bring
about a reconcilliation with a self
exiled husband, generate many
supremely amusing and side-splitting
conditions.
FOR SALE One of the pretti
est lots in Machpelah cemeterv, 8
to 10 graves joining Edmonson on
the East and A. Baume on the
West. Address T. C. Henry,
Winchester, Ky., or call Home
'Phone 414. 30-tf
3 boxes Mother's oats for 25c.
Spot Cash Grocery.
Surplus and Profits, $80,000
correspondence.
PLUM LICK.
(By James Kendall.)
Ynncie Laughlin is in Lexing
ton this week delivering tobacco.
K. I. Ritchie will lenvo in a few
days to find a location in the West
and will probably move next year.
Miss Emma J. Todd entertain
ed with a nice social hop recently.
Music was furnished by the Ralph
Brothers and all tripped the light
fantastic 'till 3 o'clock in the
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oldson
attended the funeral of Mrs. Tom
Conley at Stanton last Thursday.
Transfer Wagon.
I am prepared to do all kinds of
hauling. For prompt delivery to
and from trains, 'phone 321.
9 tf Geo. W. Anderson.
We Like
Children
And our Studio is theirs
while they are with us
By Making Them
reel at Home
We secure Pictures of them that
are natural true to life
Bring That Little One of
Yours to us Now
The Chandler Studio
Capt. Myers Dead.
Captain Myers, of Antioch, died
at his homo Saturday, aged 87
years, of infirmities of old age.
He was a highly respected citizen
and had many friends who will
mourn his loss.
Fou Sale 10 Bluegrass farms,
36 houses and lots; also 23 houses
for rent. Apply to
R. F. GREENE,
30 tf. The Real Estate Agent.
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